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Sunday Times Magazine June 4th 2006
Turner – This is the death mask of Britain’s greatest artist. But who was he? And how much do we know? – He’s often sold as a picture-postcard landscapist. But Turner’s hidden works reveal the revolutionary side of Britain’s greatest ever artist
The writer John Cornwell explores the life he nearly chose – that of a Catholic Priest
Why is the French Village of Le Chambon so modest about its anti-Nazi history?
A young girl is in line for the Japanese throne. And it could mean the end of the nations royal dynasty
How Zaha Hadid built a reputation for amazing architecture – and tempestuous tantrums
Relative values – Mezzo-soprano Gillian Knight and daughter Rebecca
French surgeon Bernard Devauchelle describes the world’s first face transplant
A life in the day – Dr Toga McIntosh
64 pages. This issue is new and unread.
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